Task 5—Setting Up a Web Portal for the Dial NMS

About a Web Portal

Table 22 Utilities Provided by the Web Portal for the Dial NMS (continued)

Utility

Function

 

 

Cisco IOS CLI Command Center

A web page that provides HTTP access to frequently used

 

Cisco IOS CLI commands. The operations team and help desk can

 

use this utility to troubleshoot connectivity problems.

 

See the “Using HTTP to Access CLI Commands” section on

 

page 86.

 

 

IP Tracker

A web page that uses two scripts to keep track of IP address block

 

assignments by using DNS reverse lookup zones.

 

See the “Creating an IP Tracker Web Page” section on page 96.

 

 

SNMP Commander

A script that aids the MIB research task by enabling engineers to

 

build web-based object identification (OIDs) bookmarks. You can

 

poll for network statistics by using OID bookmarks and a web

 

browser. No keyboard is required.

 

See the “About SNMP Commander” section on page 49.

 

 

Syslog Viewer

A utility that uses FTP to access a syslog server and a web browser

 

to view syslog messages. Migration to HTTP is straightforward

 

after security issues are addressed. The use of non-wrapping text

 

is useful when viewing debug messages and modem call records.

 

See the “Inspecting Syslog Messages in the Log File” section on

 

page 78.

 

 

Modem Call Record Viewer

Light-weight scripts used to parse and view modem call records.

 

See the “About Syslog” section on page 67.

 

 

CiscoWorks 2000 Resource

A utility used to remotely monitor and maintain devices through

Manager Essentials

a web-based browser interface.

 

See the “Task 8—Using CiscoWorks 2000 Resource Manager

 

Essentials” section on page 117.

 

 

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